Don't quote me if you aren't going to reply to the content of the quote. Let's talk about how crap windows 10 nomenclature is

I did a DISKPART from the Windows Install, and i can see it in their.

Did a clean on it and rebooted, when I go into the Boot Menu I can see the drive popping up in the menu altho not attached to a SATA port.

DISKPART in windows does nothing in terms of seeing the disk.

So it's not using the SATA interface, but instead IDE/USB? What interface was the windows installation done on, could be issues if it was SATA because it would expect an AHCI interface

I think you still need to create a partition and set it to active.



/e Or maybe create a primary partition, format it, set it to active, using diskpart.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jan 23 2018 11:09pm

Think its using PCIe as none of my SATA ports are saying disabled or seem to be taken

* M.2, SATA and SATAe ports maximum support 1 x M.2_PCIe + 6 x SATAs or 1x M.2_SATA + 1 x M.2_PCIe + 4 x SATAs. Please refer to page 34 for M.2 slots with examples of various combination possibilities.


Unless I did it wrong, and somehow got it working the first time. Altho i just plugged it in and went into Disk Management and it was showing

This post was edited by Zark on Jan 23 2018 11:02pm

booting off pcie can be a difficult thing sometimes you just cant do it what mobo? did you update bios recently?

This post was edited by DCSS on Jan 23 2018 11:21pm

Snappy found a missing RIAD controller driver, must have initialized the slot or some shit.

I got it working now

ty send fg